Editor
Guwahati, Assam: Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's recent statement regarding the sale of vegetables by Miya Muslims in Guwahati has sparked controversy and drawn attention. CM Sarma stated that Miya Muslims will not be allowed to sell vegetables and 'masala' in the city. The remark has led to discussions about its potential implications and has been met with responses from various individuals and groups.
AIUDF Chief and Dhubri MP Badruddin Ajmal expressed his concern over CM Sarma's statement, stating that it could create divisions between Muslims and the Assamese people. Ajmal urged for unity and emphasized the need to prevent any untoward incidents as a result of such remarks. He highlighted, If after all this, some incident happens then the govt and CM Sarma will be responsible.
CM Sarma's statement has ignited debates regarding freedom of occupation and the potential impact on communal relations. Various voices have emerged, expressing different perspectives on the matter. As the discussion unfolds, the government's position and further developments regarding the issue will be closely watched.